This hands-on guide arms developers with the skills, techniques and tools they need to become Linux database experts. It begins with a warm-up section that brings readers quickly up to speed on real-world database development basics. This is followed by in-depth coverage of all phases of Linux project planning and development, including design and specification, database design, user interface principles, prototyping and RAD (Rapid Application Development), managing contributions from many users, testing and deployment and more.
Table of Contents:
TECHNIQUE; Requirements; Database Design; User Interface Design; Construction; Object-Oriented Programming; Software Engineering; Object-Oriented Analysis; Object-Oriented Design; IMPLEMENTATION; Databases; Linux Development Tools Catalog; Java, Swing, and JDBC; DBI and Perl; GNOME; Software Architecture; Introduction to CORBA; REFERENCE; Appendices; Index.